England international Harry Kane has responded to claims suggesting he called a player summit after they drew 1-1 against Denmark last week.
Kane got on the scoresheet early on against Denmark, but
The Bayern Munich star and the rest of his teammates have been heavily criticised in recent days and a big improvement is needed if are to go far at Euro 2024.
On Sunday, , while Phil Foden was reportedly the peacemaker .
On Kane’s attempts to rouse the squad, a source said: “Harry is a natural leader and wanted to gee the lads up after Denmark.
“That game left the whole country feeling a bit flat, never mind just the players. Harry wanted to remind them how good they are. He urged them to pull together, to bond more, to express themselves.
“They are world-class players. They don’t really need reminding of that but everyone needs a pick-me-up now and then. It was a really rousing speech from Harry.”
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Kane responded to this report during a press conference on Sunday afternoon, insisting that this meeting didn t happen as they actually had a pretty hectic day.
“No, that didn’t happen. I’m not sure where that’s come from. It was probably just people trying to create something out of nothing, Kane said.
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“The day after the game was just a small debrief as we always do from the manager, then had a family day.
“We had seven hours with the family, which I’m not sure all the lads were happy about after a few hours.
